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Nou are hereby notified to meet me promptly
i at the places and time, herein designated
prepared to pay your taxes for the year 1887 i,
viz:
Haughtou, October 3ist sand November LIST.
Deerwood, November 2nd.
Atkins, Knox Polnt) November Bird.
Ash Point, November 4th.
Nicholsons Store, November 5th.
Bossier City. November 9TH and 9Th.
Shady Grove, November 9th.
Willow Chute, November 10Th.
Benton, November It'll and 18th.
Pickett, November 18th.
Dixie, November 18th.
Coilinsburg, November 10th and i7th
Red Land, November 18th and 10th.
Rocky Mount November 2lst and 22nd.
Midway, November 23rd.
Fosters Store, November 18th
Don't fail to meet me thus saving yourself
Il long and expensive trip to Bellevue.
R. E. WYCHE. Sheriff and ex -officIo
Tax Collector, Bossier Parish, La.
October 6, 1897. nov3
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1t is highly important that the
friends aud sapi,urlcrs of General
Nichols should keep themselves
thoroughly informed in regard to
the prog ress OF the canvass now
going on in this STATE. The most
eminent leaders Ct the louisiana
Democracy are in tue field. Mich
oils clubs are being organized III
every parish. public meetings oil
ar at interest are OF alnest daily
occurrence, and the discussion OF the.
various issues Involved is marked by
nnlsual earnestness and ability
The New Orleans Picayune has fur
nished its readers with an accurate
aud comprehensive account of this
movement from it's inception, and
will continue to do SO to the close of
the struggle, III order that the pub
lie may understand the situation
perfectly, and that General Nichols
aud bis friends may be fully and
fairly reported. For these reasons,
we deem it proper to commend the
Daily Picayune to the favorable
consideration of all who are inter
ested in the effort being made to
seccre our party and State from the
evils of ring rule and personal gov
arnment. Terms, 81 a month foI
seven issues a week.
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To the People Of the Fourth
Congressional District.

| am invited by the Secretary of
War to nominate IL young man for
appointment as cadet TO the United
States Military Academy at West
Point from this Congressional Dis
trict, vice Claiborne l.. Foster, who
is to graduate in June, 1888. The
young man to be named must re-
port at West Point for examination
not later than the 10th of June, 1888,
but whose appointment is required
TO be made as nearly one year in ad
vance of that date as practicable
The appointee must be between II
and % years OF age, at least 5 feet
high, and physically, mentally and
morally sound. He must be well
versed in reading. writing, orthogra
ply, arithmetic aud have a knowl
edge of English grammar, descrip
tive geography aud OF the history OF
the United States.
will make the selection by means
of IA competitive examination. and
hereby appoint Saturday, November
II, 1887, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, as tire
time, and Shreveport as the place
where such examination will be held.
The following gentlemen are re-
quested to conduct said examina.
ton: Capt. L. +. Bell, of Caddo;
Major Fred Seip, of Rapides; Hon.
E. w. Sutherlin, of DeSoto; r. E.
Milling, Esq, of VIM; Hon. w. I'll.
Jack, OF Natchitoches; Judge j. L.
Boone, of Bienville; j. L. Watkins,
Esq, of Webster; Judge VIM. A.
Seay, of Caddo; j. Z. Wickliffe, OF
Grant.
The time selected for the exami-
nation is one of the days npon which
the second annual Fair of the North
Louisiana Fair Association will be
held at Shreveport.
The press of the District is re-
quested to reproduce this notice.
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD,
Member Congress, 4th District, Ia.
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The anarchists who are out of Jail
in this country are expressing them
selves in such an uncouth, unbridled
way as to increase the general salts
faction in the condemnation of their
brethren in Chicago and to lead,
moreover, to the belief that anarch-
ism cannot be too soon throttled in
this land of the free and the home of
the brave.
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Near Red Land, ON October 9th,
CHARLEY, infant sou of J. D. and
Elizabeth Rogers, aged 8 mouths.
The Banner extends to the be-
reaved parents its coincidence aud
sympathy in the loss their precious
little babe. But they should not
grieve, as their temporary loss is it's
eternal gain.
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SUGGESTIONS of T j. Garrett } In Dist Court
and Polly A. Dunn, his J Bossieir Parish
wife, both deceased. Via.
Notice is hereby given, that G.. Garrett,
~ tutor for the minors of said decedents,
and ex-officio administrator of their success
sions, has this day filed in the Office of the
Clerk of District Court, Bossier Parish, La,
his annual account as to the said heirs-who
are now lninors--and his final account witt,
Mary A. Garrett. Now, if opposition to said
accounts be not made within the time pre-
scribed by law, they will be homologated and
made the Judgment of the Court.
Given under my official signature and seal
of office, at Bellevue, La. October Is, 1887.
A. r. THOMPSON,
Clerk Bossier District Court
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j. B. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
w A STRnI1n Sanratarr

The editor extends his thanks to
Mr. M. L. Scovell, the courteous
secretary of the n. La Fair Asso-
citation, for complimentary tickets
to himself and wife to the I'd annual
fair, which takes place November
the Sth to 18th inclusive, at Shreye-
port. The Association is making
preparations for one grandest fairs
ever held in the South.
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Homestead Entry No. 1923.
Land Office at Na.chitoches. La. I

Land Office at Natchitoehes. La.
Sept. u, 1887. 5
Notice is hereby given that tue following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof. in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the honorable District Judge, OF in his absence
the Clerk of the District Court, at Bellevue
La, on November Ia, 1887 viz Homestead
Entry No I923-Henry. .Campbell-for the
southwest quarter. OF section 9, township 2u,
North, range Ii West, Louisiana Meridian.
He names s,the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
p O., Louisiana; j. I. Many, of Midway r.
o., La; Tom Toner and Jack Coates, Of
Bellevue, La.
w. RUSSELL, Register.
October s, 1887. nov 10
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SAREprA. MAY 20, 1887.

Mr.. j. L. REED, GAINESVILLE,
TExAs-Dear Ssir: I have sold
more of the Reeds Chill Cure than
any other kind [ handle. | have
been handling this Chill Cure for the
past Ave years, and have not heard
of single case that it bias failed to
cure. | recommend it above all
Others. Yours Respectfully,
J. I. ALLEN.
For sale by DIR. W. j. Mobley.
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Sgrayed or Stolen.

nu, or about the. sth of August, 81
" 1887, one Sorael Mare, about
three years old slender form, and 49,
has several brands / think H on the jaw and
something likey on the hip. Also, email sun
burn Bay Mare. Mule, about fourteen hands
high, branded, think, on jaw and shoulder,
and was little lame when she left. Has been
cut on both shoulders forswinney. The cuts as
dots show thus !. aud near the top of the
shoulders. at each dot the hide is cut off about
the size of five cent piece.
T. H. EATTIN,
sept eatf Collinsburg, La.
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RED LAND, Oct. Pursuant to
aeall the citizrns of this place met
athe academy for the porpoSe of
laming a Nichols club.
Mr.. ]. 3. Crawford was called to
'Ar chair and W. 4. Stroud to act
secretary.
The chairman called upou Mr. II.
Curry to explain the object of
ne meeting, which be did lii a few
'tll chosen and lucid remarks.
W motion a com mittee Of three
fas appointed Oh resolutions, con-
ssiing Of r. II. Curry, J. e. Allen
'ad W. A. Stroud.
The committee reported the fol.
owing resolutions:
Resolved, that we Democratic
Mefs of Ward four of Bossier
ensn believe it Of the greatest i'm
Mtanee to the Interest of our State
M Tor the liberty of the people
Wy We demand change In the
we OF governor; that We believe
Wy ., D. McEnery partly respon
s'e Tor the division Of tue Demo
a'ae party through his policy OF
.'slllsm, drawing a line between
.Ss who dominated and those
elected him.
assoised, that we recognize il
se I. I. Nichols the most avail
q nan to succeed him, both on
ull OF qualifications that em.
a''y oefit him and past service.
us people and State in day,
J. calculated to try mems souls.
aaas 10 doing this we desire t,
our Interchangeable viewl
upon honest convictions ant
Hssadlce) against the danger
PRECEDENT Of a third term, an,
; 'foaeous policy of "a persona
esstanent.
sssalsed, that we iudorse th,
s'ea OF Gen. +. T. Nichols aht
oar Jealous efforts to brin,
y all fair aud honorabl
ais denomination.
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on the order of the Board of
Directors, and render statements and accounts
whenever ordered SO to do by the Board. His
books shall be open for inspection of the mem
ber5 of the Association at all reasonable hours.
ARTICLE VIII.
The capital stock of this Association shall
be Two Thousand Dollars, divided into shares
of Ten Dollars each. The Secretary, imn,e-
diately upon organization of the Board of D.
rectors. shall open u stock book, in which lie
shall keep record of the stockholders, amount
of stock purchased by each, and the date AID
number of each certificate issued by him.
ARTICLE *.
Active operation of this Association shall
commence when twenty per cent of the capital
stock is subscribed aud paid il.
ARrIcLEX.
The financial officers of this Association
shall make an annual report of its business
affairs at the meeting hereinahoYe fixed for
election of Trustees aud dividend OF profits
declared and made i'll favor of the shareholders
according to amount of shares each one may
own, which shall be paid to said bolder and
owner, in cash, i'll certificates OF stock, or APP
piled to the education of his children in said
school for the ensuing year, as he may elect.
ARTICLE xI.
This Charter may be amended, altered or
abrogated in any particular, provided said
amendments, alterations or abrogation does
not conflict with the Constitution and laws OF
the United Statese of America, or the Constitu-
ton and laws of the State of Louisiana, by a
vote of two thirds af the Board of Directors,
| duly ratified by a majority vote OF the share
| holders at an election called for the purpose,
| after written notice served upon each of said
electors not less than ten days before said cleo
| ton.
| In testimony of all which have caused said
| appearers to atfix hereto their usual sigma
lures, in presence of X. Z. Wyche and Henry
Virgins. competent witnesses. together with
me, said Notary, on this, the first day of Octo-
| bcr A. D., 1887 !.
FIJI. COOK.
4 his
FELIXtX) OWENS.
mark,
j r. l.. COOK
! s. III. RALPH.
II. NJ STEPHENS.
e. j. STEPHENS.
! his
HENRY lXl JORDAN.
| mark.
JOS. * * sMEDLEY.
mark.
RE WYCHE
HENRY VIRGINS.
J.H. KEYSER, Notary Public.
Having examined tho foregoing Act of In
corporation and finding nothing therein con
trary to law, hereby approve the same, thi
October lst 1887.
District Attorney, I'd Judicial District. La
October 6, 1887. Ats
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Died

AT his residence, on October The
9th, 1887, near Red Land, in
this parish. Dr.. G. "A. Wyche, aged
"a Years, & months and = days.
His death was very sudden, and
the supposed cause was apoplexy
or heart disease. lie was apparent
~ well aud stout in The morning, aud
ate ii hearty freak fast: soon after
which lie WaS exchanging his cloth
ing to attend professional call, aud
while in the act of taking off his
shirt he fell on his bed speechless
aud died in a few minutes, no one
being present but two sous and a
servant. The deceased has been a
praclicing physician for about 80
years, and has been a resident OF
this parish for quite number of
years, being one of its oldest land
marks. He leaves three sons and
one daughter, several relatives and
host OF friends to mourn and regret
his death. He was a kind indul-
gent father, IL true friend and a
highly esteemed neighbor and mem
Der of society. His many kind and
charitable acts, both personal and
professional. will be greatly missed
by his friends and neighbors.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF Louisiana.
VIM. Preston Johnston, I. L., President

II Ugh School with Manual Training. College
IL with six courses of instruction Uii-
versity courses. IN Science and Lettcrs Ssss
sion begins October ,. II. Sophie Newcoiub
Memorial College for Women begins Oct. 10.
Medical Department begins Oct. 18th. Law
Department begins Nov. Dist
Catalogues containing announcement of all
department. may be had by application To tho
Secretary Of the University, Tulane Hall New
Orlaans, La aug il-:nis
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Be sure to attend the grand mass
meeting at Haughton on Monday the
18th inst. The Democracy will give
a rousing and enthusiastic reception
to Gen. Nichols and party, who will
address the people there that day.
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Nsa.ay Safe.

Estrayed before E. s. Dortl,.J r.. Ward !.
IL Bossier parish, La, on Magenta planta-
1887. aud will be sold at Ash Point, Bossis,r
parish. La, within the legal hours Of sale.en
Saturday, the 18th day of November y
one Mouse Coiorcd Mulc, IA hands hIg.l ii 4
about - or t5years old.
Appraised at $35. ~.
The owner is requested To come fora ard,
prove propert "a, pay charges. &c.
W. Is. GRAHAM, Constable
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Railroad Lands.

A II parties occupying lands of the Vieks
n burg, Shreveport g.. Pacific Railroad
Company, in Rossier parish. are hereby mott
fed that am now prepared to sell and lease
the same A r, THOMPSON,
Agent for v, SD P. K. n. Lands in
Bossief Parish, L;s
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Mann Boudoir Buffet Sleeping Cars on an
through trains.
JOHN GAULT,
General Manager, Cincinnati, Ohio.
II. CARROLL,
General Superintendent, CINCINNATI, o.
Fl. COLLBRAN,
General Passenger Agent. Cincinnati, @.
H. f. CLARKE,
Division Superintendent. vicksburg, Miss
l. HARDY,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Vieksburg Miss.
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Lost.

4 written contract Of lease from Scarce
n Thompson to Lou Hooks, dated BIS Ter
parish La. January Ist 1881 of ~ acres t
land tor four years A reasonable rev ar,i NIL
be paid for itsreturn
YOUNG s. THATCHER.
Aug. II, 1887. Shreveport La.
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Farm lands are sure to become
more valuable as population i'll
creases.
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Above all things, let there be
preparation. "Get thy spindle aud
distaff ready, aud God will send
thee flax
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10 the People of Bossier.

4 cordial invitation is extended
leyou to be present. at a barbecue
lebe given by the Democracy of
Webster parish, at Mindrn, on Tues
aas. Oct. 18th. Gov. f. L. Nichols,
Gru. 4. L. Gibson, Judge L. d.
White, Hons. Y. e. Blanchard aud
W h. Wise win address the meet
FL. o,lirr Distinguished gentle
|hau will be present.
i. Ii. TosKINs,
Eaairman Iuyita,iou Com miitpp.
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Don't neglect to secure bargains
for cash. r.. ID. Jacobs is closing
out his stock.
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It bubbles up spontaneously in
the Threats of the people, 'Hurrah
for Methodist"
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The proceedings of the Red Land
tebolls club reached us too late to
..c..ar in our last issue.
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q During my absence, Mr.. B. A.
80 will have control of the BAN
], and is fully authorized to trans
onv business connected there
j W. H. SCANLAND.
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owing TO lack of space and time
.,.eral local items of interest were
aH out this week.
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Remember Monday, the 18th lnst''
i 90 to Haughton
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rrsr, article, staple or fancy, at
Z, Tor cash, at R. E. Jacobs.
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If you want we'll cooked victuals
Fad ii good variety, call at the Com
percial Gem Restaurant when visit
|ig Shreveport.
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Queen and Crescent Route,
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific Railway,
Making Connections at all Junction
Points.

Making Connections at all Junction
Points.
Double Daily Connections at New Orleans in
Both Directions.
Double Daily Connections at Shreveport in
Both Directions.
Double Daily Connections at CINCINNATI in I'LL
Directions.
Shortest and Qulekast Line between the North
and
New Orleans, Florida, Southeast, Texas
Cuba Southwest.
Condensed Time Table in Effect Aug, 25, 1887,
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Stock must and will be Sold
Bargains for cash at L. E. Jacobs.
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Resolved, that tie proceedings of
this meeting be published in the
Bossier Banner, Shreveport Demo-
crat and weekly Picayune.
The club then adjourned to meet
Saturday, October 8, at IL o'clock,
when all favorable to the cause are
invited to be present.
Owing to tgo appointments for the
same purpose, the gathering was
not as large as it otherwise would
have been. Inclosed fnd list of
names.
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Don't forget that Messrs. Henry
IRE, fuss s. Son, Shreveport, will
at be undersold, aud offer you the
|Aresst stock to select FROM. Call
md see them.
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Local candidates are slow coming
i the surface in Bossier. Reasona-
III terms will be given by the Ban
rsr for announcements.
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Fast Time, First-class Equipment,
Sure Connections.

See that your tickets read via Texas and
Pacific Railway For Maps, Time Tablrs,
Tickets, Rates, and all required information.
call on or address any of the Ticket Agents, ol
b. w. MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger
Ticket Agent, Dallas, Texas. ,.-,.~
JOHN A. GRANT, General Manager, Dali
las, Texas.
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There is economy in buying the
hest goods. You can get them from
uessrs. Henry Dreyfass s. Son, of
shreveport.
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TEXAS & pACIg
Railway.
The Great Popular Route
BETWEEN
The East and the West
short Line 10 New orleans
AND ALL POINTS IN
Louisiana, New Mexico,
Arizona and California,
Favorite Line 70 the North, East and
Southeast.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
DAILY BETWEEN:
ST. Louis and Dallas,
FIT. Worth. Ell Paso
And San Francisco. Cal.
ALSO
Marshall and New Orleans
wlTHouT cAAncEl
Solid Trains Ell paso to st. Loud.
Fast Time, First Glass Equipment,
Sure Connections.
See that your tickets read via Texas and
i Pacific Railway. ! For Maps, Time Tahlrs
4 Tickets, Rates, and sill required infornatioH
call on or address any of the Ticket Agents, Of
II. c. ARCHER, Passenger Agent, Dallas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger
Ticket Agent, Dallas Texas.
NJ
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The Editor left last Thursday on
, iaunt. to be absent several weeks.
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Nichols Club at Red Land.

Chairman Invitation Committee.
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thee flax.
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Notice TO I'HE Payers.

Bellevue. La, September %, 1887.
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HooxersxiIIe items.

Quite number Of our Feol.le were in @t-
tendance At The oslorei camp meeting held
at stoyes'own on Issi sAbbath s5 tickets Be
ing sold.
Severzl new Dwellings are being erected in
Pleasant Unity. : suburb Of Hooyersyille-
Normal school VII elose on the 2Ist
Judging from the work done in the literary
society We would infer that The teachers and
students have made It snccessful-
It i ranoresi that M Hiram Meyers and
Nh. Lehman viii he married in she near ia
tars- We are Informed that they have Al
ready taken out their license. Barney ten
ders his congratulations.
Our esieezned friend Mr. Jesse Slick expert
enoed q new lesson in CsmT,-meesins seienoe
one day las1 week He happened 20 come in
at the wrong place, but after getting here il
safety be was cOureousiy escorted 70 the
post Of the frsI esl4-,isnsan 10 await further
instructions.
The young folks are making preparations
for grand bsskei g,ieuic 10 he held saturday
the I7ih inst The Ellowing Is part OF
their program The procession VIII form in
front of the church 81 10 O'Clock, headed
By the Scalp Level Brass Band and she Jesi-
ner X Roads Drum Corps. Afaer arriving On
III. grounds. addresses VIII BE- made by the
following persons : p. Zimmerman. Rev
HOusInau. y L. Berkei,ile and J. : Kooniz
Af,er dinner the anllselnsilss Rill collsi>i oi
boating. racing. base ball yse. A good time
IS sexFeate-i as well n large crowd Al are
invited @ attend. BARNEy.
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Reunion At MexersdaIe.


HEADs's Z. .CVxHxs PosT No. 20. 6. A- Z
eESEKkL sEBER So- /
The csmrliss xii participate IN the Third
Animal Reunion oi the Veie-alEs' Associs-
tion u s.sriserS.f County. to D. held Al Mey-
erSlale IA. On THURSDAY the III day u
S<p;e1nber. Iss-, and while there Win d
snijecs 10 the orders Of iiIe commanding OF
fio-rs of the izy
, The Jones Honse. Meyersaale, Pa. :
dsSizraissi a. ostioers headanar1ers-
3. Junior Fire Commander Iose i sP-
pointed officer oi the day Comrssie Frank
Bennett i appointed olficer Of the guard,
and they wil be otey,zi and respected ae-
oo7,iingly.
! All oo5arsdss OR p Cumnias Pos; xil
hold fiIernseiv-= in readiness 10 exeSsIre all
ors3eFs issued dining the day until return
and tinal disinissal At home besa,lqnarters-
5 ANY officer OF private ssezoming iri~ni,-
ordinate. inioxi,zfe.l. or remiss in duty. Will
te ordered from the ranks and held 70 oouri
martial
s. old solsliers not nnenibers Of the G. 4.
4 viii b. assigned plzce os the leis oi
Pdss line. BY order q.
F. BE,oHY. JoHN II. HusToS,
Adjg,2ni- P,sss eananlAn,ler.